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The Films of the Coen Brothers

Humanities Montana
Festival of the Book

Join scholars Neil Campbell (University of Derby), Susan Kollin (Montana State University), Lee Clark Mitchell (Princeton University), and Stephen Tatum (University of Utah) as they discuss the western films of the Coen Brothers. Catch the panel and then take in free showings of two of their iconic Western films, Blood Simple and Fargo. October 7, 2011, Missoula. Read more here.

What are your favorite Coen brothers films, scenes, characters and quotes?

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Jason NealPermalink Reply by Jason Neal on September 13, 2011 at 11:35am
Ken EganPermalink Reply by Ken Egan on September 13, 2011 at 4:08pm
"The Dude abides."  The Big Lebowski
elizabeth orvisPermalink Reply by elizabeth orvis on September 14, 2011 at 7:38pm

http://youtu.be/jQxM9XEyQPI

 

"Nobody fucks with the Jesus."

 

and

 

"'It's like Lenin said. You look for the person who will benefit  and . . .'

'I am the walrus ?' "

elizabeth orvisPermalink Reply by elizabeth orvis on September 19, 2011 at 9:46pm
Also, is this portion of the Festival playing at the Wilma ? I checked the schedule and it said "Other Venues." And if it is playing at the Wilma, is it free ?

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